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Funding available for Muslim Community

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A funding resource for clients in th Muslim Community

The Zakat@ICV primarily assists Muslims that fall into the categories of the poor, needy and indebted who are currently residing in Australia. This may include some or all of the following:

  • Refugees
  • Individuals suffering from a mental health problem but who cannot afford the right course of action
  • Victims of domestic violence and/or sexual abuse who are fleeing from their partners and are in financial difficulty.
  • Older people who are restricted and isolated due to finance.
  • Those seeking support for a higher chance of employability.
  • Individuals suffering from any sickness, disability or terminal illness, and where there has been a loss of income.
  • Individuals with low incomes and those living on benefits whose income is not enough to meet basic needs.
  • Those who are in debt out of necessity, especially where they are incurring interest.
  • Homeless
  • Clearance of debt, including rent, bank, utility bills and money owed to other individuals.
  • Assistance with rent payments and rent deposits.
  • Funeral expenses if a family is finding it difficult to meet costs.
  • General household needs, such as cookers, washing machine, beds, carpets etc.

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Children's Network Meeting

The first Children's Network Meeting for 2017 will be on Thursday 15th June from 9.30-11.30am, at Wesley Homelessness and Support Services, 291a Maroondah Hwy, Ringwood. Morning tea is provided so an RSVP is appreciated.  

Staff from Opening Doors, Women’s Refuges, Family Violence Support agencies, Family Support Services, Police FV Liaison and other agencies who work with families experiencing homelessness and family violence are invited to attend. We love to see familiar faces and new faces are welcome as well. 

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